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Yes, if both businesses fall under the same Permanent account number & are not categorized as distinct business verticals, they can operate under a single goods and services tax number. However, if they are distinct verticals, you have the option to obtain separate registrations.
No, you cannot obtain 2 Goods and Services Tax registrations for the same business vertical in a single state. But In case GST taxpayer have business operates in multiple states or has distinct verticals, you can obtain separate Goods and Services Tax Registrations.
Yes, a company must have different GST numbers for each state in which it operates. Under the Goods and Services Tax Act, these are considered distinct persons, & Separate registrations are required for compliance.
If you conduct business in multiple states, you must apply for a separate Goods and Services Tax Network for each state. The GST Registration can be completed via the official Goods and Services Tax portal, requiring specific documentation for each state.
Yes, a single person can have multiple GSTINs, particularly if they operate businesses in multiple states or run different business vertically. Each state & vertical requiring separate registration will have its own GSTIN.
Yes, if both businesses are within the same state and operate under same legal entity, they can be registered under a single Goods and Services Tax Network. This is known as a vertical business under Goods and Services Tax.
Any business that is required to register for Goods and Services Tax but fails to do so will be liable for a penalty of INR 10,000 or an amount equal to the tax evaded, whichever is higher.
If a business furnishes false information during Goods and Services Tax Registration:
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